On 27/01/2015 1:38 a.m., HackXBack wrote: > I always see in access.log for the partial content > TCP_HIT_ABORTED/206 ABORTED means the client disconnected. There is nothing you can do about that in Squid. HIT means the object delivered came from cache. No upstream bandwidth was consumed in the process. > and this content eat my whole bandwidth The 206 means client is fetching a range of data out of a larger object. Turning that into a 200 (full-object) delivered to client will only spend more bandwidth. > > my conf is > > range_offset_limit none partial > quick_abort_min 1840 KB > quick_abort_max 1844 KB > These are all controlling Squid contact with servers. Limiting upstream bandwidth expenditure when the client aborts. Which is useful for TCP_MISS_ABORTED/206 cases. Since your log says HIT, the only thing you could do in Squid is completely reject these clients requests. Amos _______________________________________________ squid-users mailing list squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.squid-cache.org/listinfo/squid-users
